The Klamath news., June 20, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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S.nl.mlav. .Timo 20. l!'--r'-.
MAKING A NAME
Lo'chtnvar Kidnaped and Forced
tier.io Wed, Stenographer Avers
The Klamath county boys and
ilrli club honor mfmtxrs, 70 in
number, who Biad th trip to Cor-1
vallls for a two weeks' summer'
aohool course, last Sunday have al
ready started winning honors for
their county, according to Rev. C.
C. Hulct, who returned home yes
terday erening with Mrs. Hulet. af
ter accompanlnc he local hoys and
f'.r'a on tjioir tr'p M spprint train
to ''' vOlU't.' UiU... ' .
Wl'll'. 1 ii too 1.1. i) )wi to tie-,
cido scholastic honors or what:
county will win out In all around;
club activity, on Monday iho af-
ternoon of the first day of the,
course, the boys of the Klamath
county lined up a ball club which
trimmed an all-star team made up
of boys from all the rest of the
school, about 200 In number, by a
score of eight to six.
The trip down was made by S.
P. special train of three cara rout
ed from Ashland straight through
to Corvallis with right-of-way over
even the Shasta Limited. the
Southern's crack train. There were
100 boys and girls in the entire
party on this special. 70 from
Klamath and 30 from Jackson and
Josephine counties combined. Every
boy or girl on this trip was an
honor member of some club unit,
end won this trip through outstand
ing club work. A special S. P.
moving picture photographer accom
panied -the party and will film the
work of the summer school stu
dent from start to finish, later
broadcasting these films, advertis
ing the work of some of some 500
boys and girls of Oregon who are
taking part In the 1925 school.
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MaeMillanMoving i
! North To Find Land
llOSTOS'. Junn !. A It. Mid
1 A in u ii. I eii return muihurd trm
tli.. ihilar (Hklil Unit .wtatillnhol i li ,
utxeii.-. of land lu lb.. Kuropeaii;
or of 1 the polar hu.ln. Innld
U. MuiMllluil la ni.ivliiK iixri h ;rI
tu liaru wlmt lies l ' N'"ll Al"-
UrVau nl.le u.l Sit.ri:n n.-.t. r uf
it... mp of llm world. When Mae
I Mlllan returns I In- evislell.rt of
;iiltlierlo unknown r.iiilliiiii'iil in Hi"
north probably will k estatill.ilied
' or disproved. j
If u new r.ititlniK'nt Mists lt
jmust ll within the 00 or inor'
Imiuure miles of lur area which !
n fir bs reiU'ril the rlforts of,
niHii to penetrate It. Tills area
lies due north t ll.-riiiK strait nn.i
exiemls ahiuit mll.-s to within a
short distance of tin. uulv.
It is far to the westward of the
path follrweil by IVary wh.n he
, reached the pole and discovered no
land there. Allium the whole of
,it lies within the polar Ice i.
Evolution Law's
Dad 'Too Poor"
to Attend Trial
POLAR REGIONS MAY
' CONTAIN MUCH OIL
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WHO IS BEST
What girl or lioy In rlub w.nli i
Kin ninth county cluh work ran Uki.
I ho beat loaf nf bread and cihlblt
It at the county fulr. M0e' Hu,n
i.lf.irs a .'holur.lilp fr , iunt
in inn ii. a. i, auiiuiier m IiihiI a
I l2il. Th. bread will be )u,K,. la,'
finality mid appeurume ?j puim,,
mi.l ii h.IiiI fur Ilia a.-.uru.r ami
, .oiiipliiliiuesa o( report to the loul
club leader. Mat year this a. Iml.r
hip was won by Utile Kamllla Kb-
kar of Molln, who baa nrnd li.r
vacation, siwnt arrumulailiii nior
' tmowlediie of lbs tullnar) arts at
A ('. summer iioii.
II. N. Moo Is personally nfftrlns
fa. 00 raoli prlsn for th first award
III ea.ll of tile Ihr.'O illylsloim
sewing. As a result reports of work
nccouipllshml, are pouring luto the
' p;$i Br
bread mmm B
heir om
.s-r tuiice".
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k..lHKnr'i
8L I "e,,,r
" Limner
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John V. liutlrr. (lie farmer-
l.gislntor who fnthrred Tcillirl-'
w anti-cvolutioti law, wants
to attnuJ the .Scopes trial but
an t afTonl II, lie saVa. He lives'
near I.alayrttr, Tcmi., 100 miles
from Dayton, scene of the trial.'
K I.AM ATI I VAI.l.tV IIOKI'ITAI..
V arn now splendidly equipped fur
ronf Inenienl laaea. Hates fsu to
JKO - adv. IS
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Tinti:: to kik
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Kansas City' police are investigating the story of Ernestine
Bean, 20, pretty stenographer, who avers ahe was kidnaped by a
man who took her to St. Louis and forced hrr to marry him. The
young man she accuses U being sought.
CHARLEY BRYAN
TO BE INDICTED
man to speed tiie McKelvIe caso so
"that criminal and civil proceed
ings might be filed against ilryan."
Johnson, while not detailing his
alienations, charges ex-Oovernor
llrynii with violation of the state
WISOAPSKT, Malno. June 19 -
Coventor Hnlph llrewslor. making
the first public reference to Can
ada's nrotlc claims sines the Don
ald MacMlllan el-.llthn exempted
nere nas auinoriieu in American SDKIA. Juno 19-Tlirre more
explorer to claim any lun.l illscnr- '
, , , . , l revolutionists have been neiitenre.l
ered In the name of the atatu ofi .
M ix. i n t 1 10 death by tho court martial alt-'
"MacMlllan has found oil ooiing i llK at IMevna. Si-venlern arruaed
from the hills of the north." said : agitator were sentenced to prlnnn.
Brewster, Intimating that hU opln-The court martial was convened to
Ion that had Inspired rivul claims. handle . u.-i arming out nf the dls-
Ilrewster's announcement created ttirbunies which begun In Bulgaria
a sensation and surprlneil in my orc-jWlth the attack on King Doris and
tie experts both In and out of tho I homlilng i.t Svetl Krai cathedral lu
corrupt practices act; violation of
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April.
the slate bii.lKet law; forcing a iW-
, lcit to cnibarniMS the previous ad
ministration; violation of the section
$350 of the statutes of 1922, by
fraudulent use of the state revolv
ing fund; for fraudulent ut.e of
funds received from the government
and for fraudulent use of the mulls
in connet'tiou with his private coal
company.
! Bryan, who succeeded McKelvIn
At the nnblic service commission! uensrai npniman made as EOVernor. hi on a sneakiiiz tour
hearing at the court house, presided j tnls announcement today, following aml wl Ullt teiura , ,jlBrolu for
receipt oi a letter rrom Ueorge
Johnson, commissioner of pul.lic
I LINCOLN, Neb., June 19. Chas.
V. Bryan, democratic vice presiden
Itial nominee in 1924, and brother of
V'. J. Bryan, the silver tongued vet-
Ieran or tne stump, and Samuel Jlr
Kelvie, both former governors of
eDrajKa. may face criminal proe-jcution.
! Attorney General Splllinan
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! several week
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over by commissioners Thomas K.
Camnbell and E W. Ostrander Yes
terday morning, relative to build-! worK8' during the Mchelvie admin-! A circulation covering the city of
lng an overhead crossing on The"8tration' askinK criminal and civil I Klamath F and ,h coun,y ,
Dalles-California highway, over the!actIon be i-tltuted against McKel-, Klamath-that . tb. Klamath New.
K. P. main line 30 miles north of ' Tie to collect over-payments alleged a few ,.,lvnn,,.,i i
Kirk, a final decision in the matter ,0 have Deen made lo road contrac- fall coats have Just arrived at Hue
tors.
was withheld for two weeks, and
meanwhile additional data bearing
on the subject will be taken up by
the commission at Salem. ' ii
From the testimony of various
engineers introduced at yesterday's
hearing, the overhead crossing will
tost approximately J26.O0O, and the:
apportionlning of the cost between
the United States and the S. P. Is
the only matter that remains to be
decided by the commission. '
This particular crossing is lo
cated on the Deschutes national for
est reserve, and for that reason the'
county is not a party In assuming
p portion of the cost as is the usual
case. Mr Cimphnii pointed o.it
foti.ini .s-vu-i-i Co.bb-.a dud Os
trander will both remain over here
for the big railroad reception for
the Hill railway officials at the
White Pelican hotel toulfclu.
In his letter Johnson asked Spill-
liegin's Dress Shop, 129 bo.
7th St. I
J10
SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER
WHITE PELICAN HOTEL
HARRY BOREL
an2 las crclicotiu Will ply durii.y
dinner hour.
Mac's Cash Grocery
There's Several Reasons Why We
Can Sell For Less
We employ no extra help and have no
fancy -fixtures; low rent, doing away with
all unnecessary expense. We sell for cash,
you are not asked to help pay thf other
fellow's bad accounts.
4 sponjsMMi iir'f
As-ix r' .r ir( i
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Hob says he is too busy sellir.
line of Fishing Tackle to
formation on gbod streams,!
will drop in at The Smoke k
as. .1 ' t .a L' li'
glad to give you me oesi net
important matter
BOB SLOAN
429 Main Stmt '
10 discount on all hats at Tt
Begin's Dress Shop. 129 So. 7th
8t- J20
A booster tor Klamath eonnt)
and Klamath Falls ana every legW
lmate industry therein that'a th.
Klamath News.
DANCE
TONIGHT
Frank & King's
Pavilion
City Limits
South 6th St.
Spot Dances
Free Ticket to Frank
& King's Show with
each dance.
Dancing 10 p. m. to
midnight.
Big
Four -Square Gospel
Revival Meetings
White Pelican Theater
Conducted by
Rev. Otto Olsen, Evangelist
EVERY NIGHT, 8 O'CLOCK ,
Three Big Meetings Sunday, 11 a.m., 3 p.m. Divine
Healing Meeting. Evangelistic 7:30 p. m.
Dr. B. C. Miller
Paator First Baptist Church, Ashland, Ore.
Ii with us, and his subject Sunday Evening will be
"IS GOD ABLE TO HEAL?"
Bring the sick at 3 p. m., Sunday, for healing.
Music, Good Singing. Come, See, Hear.
Good
CORDIAL INVITATION EXTENDED TO ALL
Some Prices For Saturday
Lux, 3 Cartons 25c
Rinso Wash Powder, Small 05 C
Linet Starch, 3 for - 25c
Fels Naptha Soap, Per Bar 07 C
Crepe Tissue Toilet Paper fJ5c
Bi-A-Can Asparagus, No. V2 Size -18c
Van Camps No. I Grape Fruit QC
Small Pork and Beans, 3 for 25c
One Order To a Customer
Phone Your Order.
Phone 855. H. I. McKim, Prop.
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Swat the!
Save the B
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RESERVE
JULY 2-3-4
The Biggest
RODEO
Ever Given in Klamath Falls
Houston
802 Main St.
to Every Woman Visiting;,
Saturday We Will Gite
Fly Svvattf
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